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Leah Spurlock Inheriting tenants with varied payment dates
28 February 2021 | 9 replies
We are committed to this goal long-term and seek to provide the best property management in YOUR LOCATION HERE.
Nathan Gesner I've learned my lesson with AirBnB rentals
3 March 2021 | 34 replies
But as soon as I tell them they need to commit to several units, pay first/last deposits, and they do the math on ~$5k/unit to furnish, most that shouldn't do it don't do it. 
Michael Kim Commercial RE in Southern California
16 March 2021 | 12 replies
Buyer brokers want an exclusive commitment.
Jamel Hamka 32 Door Portfolio (1 Quadplex, 2 Triplex, 1 Duplex & 20 SFH)
23 April 2021 | 4 replies
The plan works but it takes patience, discipline and a commitment not to use debt.
Michael Frish mortgage loan commitment question
27 February 2021 | 3 replies
A question for those who are connected with a mortgage (working as a broker or with a broker) or have received a mortgage:How legitimate is the broker's claim (clauses from the mortgage loan commitment):1" This approval is based upon your current liabilities.
Luke Thompson How long should it take to get an apartment rented?
28 February 2021 | 3 replies
We've had a decent amount of interest and showings, a few applicants, but no solid followthrough or commitment yet.How long should one expect to show/list a property before getting solid commitments and followthrough?
Carlos Albarracin Purchasing Commercial Property - Ideas to Leverage
1 March 2021 | 5 replies
If they are you could do:1) All Cash2) Seller finance for part, and cash for the balance3) Or you could do 100% seller finance of the purchase price (as one or two notes, with different amortization term (80% ltv as Fix30 and 20% ltv as Fix15), no cash, but higher purchase price4) Seller finance for part, and seller getting a 2nd mortgage on the SFH/Multifamily for what would have bee the cash part5) Partner with another business, that could rent part of the building and/or lot and use the rental income to get bank financing, since you'll have a rental commitment to help with income.6) Trade the building for part of your profits from the biz over a number of years to equal the purchase price, then you own the building free and clear.7) 1031 exchange the multifamily for the repair shop.8) etc.
Nathan Gesner Tenants owe $17,000 in rent; Landlord sells for $70,000 loss
5 March 2021 | 101 replies
And by owning homes and charging people money to live there, you are providing this basic need for a price and a commitment to fulfill certain obligations - on both of your parts.
Tri Le 50 doors in 3 years, Help!
11 April 2021 | 38 replies
Sounds like you are committed to taking action. 
Sean Ruggiero Is there a paid service I can use to order comps?
2 March 2021 | 3 replies
@Sean Ruggiero if you team up with a local agent and make the commitment to each other that the agent will run comps for you based on you using the agent when it's time to buy...you have a winning team and it's free since commissions are paid by the seller in Florida.Makes it a win-win.